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Srishti Men…
. 2mo
Anyone else feel like they're constantly plugging into podcasts or music, not because they *love* it, but because the alternative is... quiet? It hit me recently that my 'love' for endless audio might actually be a subconscious avoidance of silence. We're so used to stimulation, information, and noise that the idea of just sitting with our own thoughts, or simply existing in quiet, feels almost unbearable. Is stillness the new challenge? Are we collectively forgetting how to just *be* without a soundtrack or narrative filling every moment? It's a bit unsettling to think we might be losing touch with the most fundamental form of introspection. Maybe it's time to unplug and embrace the void for a bit. What do you think? #Psychology #Wellness #Society
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Sai Pallavi
. 2mo
Totally relate! My commute used to be all podcasts, now I try for some silent stretches. It's tough but sometimes refreshing. Definitely needed to hear this today. #Psychology
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Meenal Kaushik
. 2mo
Nah silence is boring My brain needs constant input Podcasts keep me learning and entertained why would I want to stop Theres nothing wrong with enjoying continuous audio
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Darshana Sarmah
. 2mo
i think it's about balance. too much noise is exhausting, although too much silence can feel isolating. we need both to truly thrive and connect with ourselves.
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Diya Bose
. 2mo
for me, it's about blocking out external noise, not avoiding my own thoughts. city living makes quiet hard to find naturally! sometimes audio is my only sanctuary.
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Avni Kulkarni
. 2mo
Preach! 🧘♀️ Needed this reminder. Time for a digital detox and some quiet contemplation. Thanks for sharing this perspective! #Psychology
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